It’s beautiful, and I hate that the oil may ruin not only it but the wild life as well. Right before we left we were in the water one last time and I started noticing that the waves crashing, not on the shore but the ones in the water, a little ways out that the foam was tinted brown. : ( Not sure if that’s from the oil or not, but we left right after just in case.
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Just sad. I hope the clean up is quick and easy and doesn't affect your area for too long.
You know it's breaking my heart to see all these pictures of the wildlife covered in oil and you know I hate to see the water and beaches ruined but,letting a little humor in with the pics you have in this post,the one with the birds looking at each other on the beach...it seems they are having a conversation and are talking about the people that are in the water..look at it again,it's funny.Who knows though,they may be conversing about what is going to happen to their home :(
So so so sad. Can't believe it :-(
I know just what you mean....It just breaks my heart seeing all the news reports...What really gets to me is all the businesses that will loose their livelyhood over all this. With the economy so bad for many and now people could loose much more with this senseless selfishness that the big corporate people do.
The marine life and the beautiful beaches just in shambles over all this. I could go on and on but its useless...the damage is done!
I just pray for everyone in the area and in hopes that things will be fixed quick!
It looked like a beautiful day you all had and I would have done the same by taking home some of God's gift!
Oooh!! It looked so fun.. we live really north.. Ohio.. so we will not really suffer from lack of beach time this summer. Your family is adorable.. and I will cross my fingers that the oil doesnt do too much damage.
The pictures are absolutely beautiful! I hate to think that the oil will completely ruin these beaches. It's tragic!
I hate that this is happening. We're going to Ft Desoto tomorrow. I'm sure it wont be much longer until the oil makes its way down here.
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